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Finally, a triathlon event for people who don't like running, swimming or riding a bike.

All the fun stuff that makes Billings awesome, didn't really happen in 2020. We're hoping these events will be back on the calendar this summer.

Motor City's other iconic artists range from Iggy Pop to Motown.

Sulphur Cave, just west of downtown Steamboat Springs, is one of the country's newest National Natural Landmarks but you will likely never be allowed to visit there.

It's not likely to have caused any real damage, but there was a larger than normal earthquake that was felt near Grand Teton National Park today.

Plans to develop a four-year medical school on the west end of Billings has been proposed by Rocky Vista University (RVA).

The Spring Home Improvement Show is coming up 3/5-3/7 at Metrapark. To prepare for the show, we've got your chance to win free pints of beer, free lunch and a shot at $1,000 towards new countertops. Just listen for your chance to call and win on the Hawk.

Film is set to debut on HBO in March.

Billings girl starts Kicks for Kids 406, a non-profit aiming to discreetly provide new, stylish tennis shoes for kids in Montana who may have never received a new pair of shoes.

Fresh off of Twitter, reports are coming in about Tiger Woods being involved in a serious car accident

Blues, folk, world music – no genre escaped the kaleidoscopic pull of the '60s' trippiest sound.

The average family has ten or eleven devices hooked up to the home Wi-Fi, but most devices can hold a lot more than that. Would you believe it's more than two hundred?

Montana is now one of 18 Constitutional Carry states. Here's the lowdown on where and how you can carry a firearm without a permit in Yellowstone County.

To honor the more than 1,300 Montanans, and over 500,000 Americans who have died due to COVID-19, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has ordered all flags be flown at half-staff beginning today (Monday 2/22).

Despite the lifting of restrictions, case numbers continue to decline in Montana and the region. In fact, the New York Times is profiling Montana and the Dakotas for the declining numbers.

Twisted Sister frontman blasts HOF in a series of tweets.

Neil Young looks back, while members of the Beatles, Kiss and Iron Maiden offer new sounds.

First, the free pancakes at IHOP were canceled, and now this! Dairy Queen won't be giving out free ice cream next month and we have the pandemic to blame.

The questions range from the practical--how will I get vaccinated?--to the scientific--how do these vaccines even work?

Following their announcement of a new Learning Center opening next month on Grand Avenue, the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter is putting out a call for local artists to help with an upcoming "large scale" project.

After a brutal year for concerts, live music is slowly returning to Billings. Sean Lynch from the Pub Station tells us what's up.